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Newspaper Page TextD.IWSOX JOURNAL. local COLUMN. fc 4 in i.K't | V,!lx __ i t? R Bullock S'suL.rCooJ.-J W Bob. Peeples Cotton Warehouse. JrJ,, & Medicines- Janes & Loy, iC To Merchants & Planters-Soy- TiinleV Cos. " llomLtead Notices T. M. Jones, Ord'y- —— . Vn Fourth Quarterly Meeting for JgUtie»*i“ embrace the 2nd Sun ,)iv iu October. Se. vices commencing Friday Finduay’s Ikon Woiikb, in Macon, Br e again in successful operation. See advertisement Babi.ky Sukak Cooking Stoves, At Fulton s. j. W. Eobkrts & Cos. intend selling goods this season at a less profit than beretotoro. Small piofits and quick sales is their motto. See their adver tisement. Th* state A«reultural Fair, in Mn con, will he held in November. Will not Terreil county organize nr, Agricultural Club, or So iety, and be represented ? What say the | lantera to a meeting on the Ist Tuesday in October ? Put the bail in motion. Wk cal! attention to the advertise* meet of Mrs. E. A. Thompson, who has just returned from the North with »large supply of millinery goods, and offers them to the ladies of Dawson and vicinity on reasonable terms. She proposes to keep pace will th3 fasli iuus, having made arrangements to have all the different designs sent to her monthly Give her u call. “Keapinu the Whirlwind ” "Reaping the Whirlwind” is the title of a thrilling Confederate Story, writ ten for the Banner of the South, by Miss Annie M. Barnwell, of Beaufort, S. G. The first chapter will appear ill the , Banner oj the South, October 9th Send for epee.nu-ns to L T Blomb k Cos, Augusta, Ga. Terms, $3 per annum The paper can be had of all Xu * Dealers in the United States. All at 11 oik Uur meicounts who j want Noiih to buy their fall st »ck ol genus are all at homo, and a peep in* sue demonstrates the fact that there ! is and will fie, goods enough for all. Recollect this one thing : T lie live mer (haul I, Tips his bus .ess before the. public, j and before purchasing, look over our j columns and call on th se who udver j lise. They bought their goods to se 1 and wan’t the people to know it. Good for Dawson. —Uur stocks of goods are eo la: go that the merchants are offering the retail dealers from the country, goods on such terms as con vinces them that it is to their interest j to buy wbut they want in our market ! Messrs Loy'ess & Griffin sold a large bill the part week, and can do so again. We are glad to see evidences an increase in trade to our city Planters will !>e convinced that this is tbo place to buy cheap goods, if they "id come and try one time. State Agricultural Fair —Owing tu the great number of visi.ore from ether States, there is a probability of all the Hotels m Macon being fi led’ Would it Rot bo well for those of our section who expect to bo present to hand together, fix up tents and go prepared to camp? Wo would bo glad to make one of a mess and try i camp life for a week. What say you ? Main Train on the S. \Y. II 11. o are pleased to announce to our readers that Mr. Powers, Sup't , has 80 changed the running of the freight hain as to leave Macori & Eufuula in the afternoon and will attach passen-' ts Hr cars. This :s a great un i will result in an increase of travel. Ihe day passenger trains will run as heretofore The thanks of our rootlets are due Mr. I owers for his efforts to accorn • m * alH Ure traveling public on the lino of his road. I hr Cub\n leader the • • tiji Ctbin revolu'i io, is thus wui a hy an A uerioan gentleman has returord from the Island: - 's a man about 45 years of ago; s a middling stout gentleman, of agree ,, tem P (:r and is quite mild mannered Hia eompiexim is fair, though he has I - . row ® alr an d eyes. There is no enc.; about him. Ho is no talker, i * C!1 j B P eaka >t. is to the purpose. , *l r ,' H s English well and speaks it a n '? t fluently At first view one ririo /•' Ce *'' m *" or a plain, quiet, un , , l lu *t gentb min ; but on acquaint r ‘ , * dis <tiverF sagacity, a t.d a pro kl,iwlp dge of men and of the • r may may be raid that he is a u‘ ' '"'-"'‘t’y Pfactioal ideas. He nd! m u Vrd a ' and has a high, p, .. :cll A h't'ee in the sueeess of nil ' l ' on - There is no gentleman Inn.,A *?"**’ e than he, Dor one tn ire be larue ert 'fy body. Cespedes is a of ,l pr,) P f rt y owner; was at the opening •i»b>v«- ful in ’ll,. has b ' 3(>D eminently success- H. * hts eff irts and undertakings, is w 11 e . nd ' Jre tnueh, for his phys que ornf-r & a P tc d to labor, oither meutal life’; r "k.r» io .«ua ss g i, Homicide. We have to chronicle another one of those horrible outrages, says the Al bany News, incident to freedom and the abuse of the pardoning power. Mr. J. VV JauJon, son in low ol Mr Dyke, oft! is county, and the niiio nger ou his plantation a few miles be low ttiis city, was stuubed and instant ly killed on Tuesday evening last by Joe Smith, a colored employee on the pluco. Ti e circums'ancefi as we learned them show fiendish malice and u mur derous purpose in the heart ol the no gro. It is said that the negro hud, on some recent occasion, been detected in cotton-stealing, but was not prosecu ted, and continued the practice, Mr Jauddn fotmd out that ho was stealing Mr. Dyne’s cotton aod selling it lo a man by the name of Holcombe, who keeps a shop in the neighborhood. lie went to see llolectnbe, who told him that he had been buying cotton from Joe. Mr. Jaudon informed him that Joe was stealing the cotton, and re quested him to buy no mol e from him. I uesduy even ng when the negroes cainv up with their day s picking to the gin house, Joe made some remark to Mr Juudoii about tlio accusation of cotton stuulmg. Mr. Jaudon told him that he had been steal ng Mr. Dyke’s cotton aud threatened him with prose cution. Jo_* told him that he was a “damned liar,” and leaping from tne wagon dated him to come down off the platform. Air Jaudon went down j iHHI approached Joe, wiio was cursing | and utilising him. A few words passed ! and tney got Hold of each other when ; Joe piunged a knife into Ins heart and he died almost instantaneously. Joe fled, and though the country has been scoured for him, he has not been arrested. Ho is a tall stout yellow ne gro, aud bears a bad character. Air. Jau itim was a young man about twenty eight, and leaves a young wile, but no children. Fioin the Rome Courier. Original A i;e<il Ala. Ed tok : —1 propose to give you au occasional anecdote for toe amuse ment aud cutcriainiueut of your read ers. The first is of the giftei but lamented Judge iiubeil VV . Loantou, of tiavan uab. Aiany years ago, when II iburt was (pi lea young mao, h.s lather, Hot). T. Li. P. CaailtoD, wilt) his family, sj e t eveiy tu.aux.r iu the delightiui lutie vi ugo of Ularkosviik', fNoith Eousi GoOl gu Due day Robert was pissing along I ike s net l i Clarkes-.iilc, uu.j it hap pened to bj eicciioa day. Alecnbors ot j Gougross were thru elected by what was edled the geueral lieket system] and not by dis-Uc.s as (Ley now are, 1 when be was met by a Verdant Dome- j erat o! ike m.Uuiaiu.-, who aeooaitd tqin tuu : “Mi. (Jharlion, are you the man that is runnlL- for ijoiigieaa ?’’ “No sir? i mu no caudiiati—my father is, however, but may I u*k, why tals inquiry ?” • N nuiu only I hav’ut voted yit.” - “I. ills Coiislsuul n w your leellugs I would its. ;i you would voLe for mi father 1 1 would j isi as 800a vote for him as j anybody. ’ Air 0 thanked him, and thinking I pel haps bis In nil was seeking a lieu , Hiviicd him .mo a neighboring Dor- j room. “What will you lake ?” “i never dunk anything, but I see: they have ceiiuo gu.ger cakes, 1 would as lieve take one of ihoui with you as uot.” ’‘Very welt, give us a cake.” “My brother is iu town with mo.” “All right, lake Lima erko with my respects.” Ano her cake was purehase'd and the two frie-uis parted, “Greeny” to find bis brother 1 aud Air. G lo join in the merry dauce w.th his young friends iu a pailor hard by. “Tue gotdeu hours ou angels wings” passed rapidly away with Mr. Uhaittou li is friend was soon forgot eu. Lute iu the afternoon when 'here was a pause iu the inusio and the dauce, our Verdant friend, very much to the sur prise of every one, stalked into the par lor, iLquiriug for Air. C. Os course all eyes were effected to our trienJ as he j approached Mr (J. D.awing troiu his bosom a 4 by (j inch cuke, he said : ‘Mr. Gar i Cou, here’s your cake. My j brother hud VJted atore I seed him. | Mr. (J’s euibarrassmeut was not great er than his adailiatu* fur the fellow s honesty. lIAU. At the Spricgfieid Stteet Chapel, Boston, the other day, Dr. Chapin s father, who is 82 years oMj and iamc from a fall, was supported down the aisle by Father Glevoluuti, aged US, and an other spry veteran aged 10U. Bridget, what have you doDC with tho ereuui '( 'Those ebildren cauuot eat skimmed milk tor breakfast - Shuts marui, aud it isn’t myself that would be after giviu’ the scum to yees. i tuk that iff auil guv it to the cats.’' IBAItKBT KIiPOKT. Dawson, Sept. 29. Considerable cotton coming into market.- but the bulk of it is oettig stored with our VVarehousemon, in untie potion of bet ter prices. Os the suits nnple to-iluy, we quote extremes ut 18a23. Bacon clear sides 24; Bacon nbbid sides 22i; Shoulders 20, Bagging 28 .30; Iron Ties 9a 10. t ,w York, Sept 28—Noon —Cot- ! t,,i) market droop ng, with middlings ul 2»Jc. Kveiiing Cotton market c.oseo j heavy uud lower, with m.ddiings ut 2Slc Sales tooted up 2500 bales. Liverpool, September 28—Noon, i Cotton market steady, with uj lands a ! 12L*l-|d; Orleans, 121c12§d Sulei i to oay will probably reach 8000 bales I Louisvilio, September, 23. —Ales; I Pork, 32«50a33 00. Bacon—shout ! ifers,' H; clear rib sides, 201; e,ea i sides, 801 c, Special tYoficis. I'm* v.'u\iii.i:fi■ i, PRiipihtlßS ill | is showing Itself daily in the blooming cheeks of our former j • muciated cit zens. all of whom declare that until they tried this great, '-bill anti fever expellcr, they knew nut w ,mt it. was to be clear, even for a few days, of the scourge of our Southern j country ; thanks to science and oureu j terp. ising townsman; we need no lon I R er ft*ar the great scourge, unci we j can now goon our way rejoicing that at last a conqueror is at hand which wiil instantly ext 1 from our system chills and fever, dumb ague, and those diseases incidental to malarious cli mates. Keep a bottle of the Pyrafugo ia the house, and as soon as the chill or fever is felt commence taking it, and at once you are ready making n hist ligand permanent cure. —Replica n . One hundred yenrfl ago now [peat the brated -/Plantation Fitters were as elt known in the We*t Indies as they are now known in the United suies. It is true they were rot known b/ that name, but their corn*. ponentß arid manner of mannfiefuring wore the gune—f*ve rh.it thoro has boeu add and Cali any a or Peruvian Bark, celebrated the world over for its wond-iful tonic properties. Even to this day these Hitters are popular as ever, and their sale and ufo on ifcese Islands is constantly increasing, and there can hard lv a family be found, ricn cr poor, who is without them. We do not wish to impute any wrong to the Am cm lean proprietors of these Biiters, but that, they aio the original to r s t we most stonily deny, and they must take such umbrage at it as they please. At the same time we take this occasion to say that a more valuable tonic Biiters cannot be found in all the wot Id. We consider them just the thing for weak and delicate female**, and all thosa requiiirg a mild and gentle stimulant. % Magnolia Water.—Superior to the best mported Utiman Cologne, and fold at hal the price. Here’s You it SIOO. —Do you want it? We w ill give SIOO for any case of chills which we cannot cure by the use of our “King of Chills.” Don’t ca*e if you have h and the Shakir ever since ihe “woods were burnt. ’* — (Vine along and be cured, or take vour SIOO. Anv humbug about that? We dare you to accept C’asei of twelve months standing can be thoroughly eradicated by the use of this wonderful combination. All kiud3 of chills are immediately cured by its use. It cleanses the stomach, arouses the liver and carries off all bilious accumulations, when used according lo directions. “King ol Chills,’ is prepared and used by physicians; never affects the head, ears or nerves, is pleasant, cheap and nffVcfual. One dollar per bople. Sold by all druggists. J. F. DROMUOOLE & CO., Proprietors, Memphis, Tenn. TO CfMSCJBfPTim. The Advertiser, havibeng en restored to health iu a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suffered several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumpeion— is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge,) with the direc tions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asth ma, Bronchitis, etc. The object' of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflict ed,, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable ; and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, aud may prove a blessing. Parties visliing the prescription, will ploaßead dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON. je3:ly Williamsburg, A'ings county, S. Y ERRORS OF IFOITTH A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all ihe eff els of youlhlul indiscretion, wii!, for the sake of suffeiing hiimanitv, send free to nil »!) i need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to protif by ihe ad vei-tiser’s experience, can ilo so by address ing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B OGDEN, nnr-3;lv No. 42 C dar street. NY. ”WfissS" AND— MEDICINES. 1 DR. J. R. JANES " T . A. LOVLESS. jahs & iams ■yHf E are now offering for sale one of the VV largest and best asserted stock ol Drugs ever before broaght to this market, all of which we p opose to sell €ts cheap nv they cedi be bought s.»s Cft.y.'or any other city, tray hi utltted. . , , We offer special inducements to OUb.y TRY HKR HAMA and .Physicians. We buy la * g 1 y for cash, b m.-e can offer induce meins which no o'hei house can. WHITE LEAD, OIL & COLORS rfe make a specially, buying diricl from the largest factory in ihe United States. Our s:oik consists ol itrugs, Chemicals, li 'kite l,ea<l ground I Oil, Paints , cither dry or in 0,1, f 'arnishes of all kinds, I) YE-STTJ FF.- s ESSENTIAL OILS tbe Purest Quality, Kerosene, Linseed Tanner’s, Machine, Sweet & Cnstur Oil, in abundance; ALSO, Soda, starch, Pepper, Spice. tiiKger, sulphur, salts, &c. A full and complete assortment of Patent Medicines, Flavoring B'xtractx, Perfumery of all Kinds, I’oiuatlfS, Hair Oils. Toilet Powders And soaps, Shavingjooth and Hair Brushes. In fnt-t everything u-uallv kept in a first . lilt tO S KtiiE. They keep, also for AVdical purposes, pure articles of WINES S BRANDIES Superior inducements are off ired to Far t mei sand Physicians. F.e-crip.ions carefully c„ m p. .... lied and tilled hy a Druggist and ■ Pb' sician of experience. Don t so. get tho i place— next dour to bi:i. Wooten’s, Perryman’s old stand, Main street, j Dawson, Ga , Match 4, ISO'.). ly IV E "VV AI) V E It, TI S E MEN TK . liffiTANT NOTif T 9 Fimm, AU WB2 0 WISH TO BUY FALL m WiFITER GOODS! Otllfc «TOCB4. of all gooffs needed by the peoplo of Southwest (l»»orgiu, and our ptices are such as to give satisfaction. We are determined to sell goods choiper than we have ever done, thinking that sm »11 profits ana quick aale9 will be appreciated by our uumeruus cu9iomera and lrieuds. We doil ia FAMILY Or It OC li 11 1 If S , STAPLE GOODS, DnY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, &C., &C. f &C. WE llitter ourselves with the belief that you will save money by examing our stock be oie puichafciug elsewhere. J. W. ROBERTS &. CO. 1 Ilf IUH! 1869. G9TTIN CROP. IBM. I We M, PEEPLES, (Successor to LOYLKSS & GKimY,) W^YIIEIIOTTSILM^TST, WOUUD AIOST BEBPECTFUI.LY INFORM IIIS PLANTING friends and the public, that thej will fiul Lima this well ki own staud, DURING TTIJE PRESENT bEASON 5 Prepared to Stoi'G, JSliip? Sell, or Advance upon tbeir G'XCuu, an tbc rate ol seven per cent, per annum. 110 win Keep thoiouglby posted, daily, by Telegraphic di.-patcben of all cbaugi s in the Markets in New York uua Livcijo 1. Ui» Warehouse is The Largest and most Centrally Located, and situa'ediu ihe most business portion of the city, and his facilities for hand iiug Cotton are . NOT EXCELLED ITST DA-WSOISJ - . lie promises himself to work for, and PROTECT THE PLAN 1 Elt iu every way iu bis jotfer. lie flatters biuiseif be is Competent for the Successful Prosecution ol the Warehouse Business. CUT All Cotiosi stored v.ilh me, Insured.^ W. M. PEEPLES, Jb'QTS -LOTLESS & GRIFFIN return their than** for the wry liW nauOu 1- • i.. r‘iofor.' bestowed upon tbcin and sol oil for their lu ud, A\ • the same, ' promise.- i.i do will be done. E UI LL,s:s u Sept. 30, 3ui. TO MERCHANTS & PLANTERS Os Soiidiwcstert] Ga. Yt T E would again respectfully call your at It tention to the fuel, that we are daily re ceiving our Fall S'ock of Goods, purchased by our Senior, and will sell them as low as any respectable House in Gnrgia. Our mot la i( Large Sati sand Small I’rot its. Our stock consists of the following ar tides: Borneo Bagging, Double anchored, Kentucky aud Hemp ; also, Gunnv, ill rolls, very cheap ; Arrow, Wailev and Beard Ties, Baling Twine and Rope ; Flour, all grades, in Barrels and Sacks, including the Hiram Smith ; Sugar, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Sai dines, Oysters, Pickles, Starch, Soap, So da, Candles, Manioca Schnapps, Porter, A!e, CracKers, Salt, Maple Sugar, Pipes, Cotton Cards, Tobicco, Mackerel, White Fish, Blue’ Fish, Roe and Magdalene Herrings, Cham-I pigne and California Wines, Rice, Nails, White lead, Linseed Oil, Hants, Bacon Sides and Shouldeis, Long, Clear and Brcakfist Bacon, Powder, shot, Lead and Caps, Pot ash, Dried Beef, Well Buckets, Tubs, Buck e's and Brooms, Mess, Prime Mess snd liuntp Pora, Lsrd, Butter, Cheese,- Liquors of all kinds, Imported and Domestics, Georgia Os- j naburgs. Yarns, Stripes and Kerseys. Our Stock will be well kept up all the Fall and Winter. Purchasers need rot fear about our not being able to till any size bills, and we will take in payment at Market twice, Hides, Tallow, Beeswax, Wnol, Dried Fruit. If you want the worth of your money, don’t fail to call on us at the Wliitu Corner, NI tCONT, Ga. Seymour, Tinsley K Cos. eept.SO; Bm. JoT> Work fitjiTiv Utclijtb AT THIS OFFICE. A V ANTED, Everytvlim, >\ AGEJt IS-SjilSO to £‘-250 per month— Male and lemale, to intio (jnc* the GEN UINE IMPEON ED COMMON-. SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE This J/achine will ttucb, hew, fell, tuck, qu it, cord, bind, braid and cmhr.ii ler in ;. most superior manner. Price SIS. Fully warranted for fire years. We will p.y $ 1,00.. for any machine that sew a stronger, mote beautiful, or more elas'ic seam than outs. It makes the ‘'Elastic Lock X.ick, Every second stitch can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled at art without tearing i . We pay agent* from $75 to s2yu per month and expenses, or a commission from which twice that amount can be made. Address GEO. d/cEATHROX & CO., Nashville, Teun. Caution. —Do not be imposed upon by other par.ies palming iff worthless cast-iron machines, under the Same name or otherwise Ours is the only genuine and really practical cheap machine manufactured. WANTED AGENTS.—J7S Jo S2OO per mouth, every \l Jiere, Male amt Female, to introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMVION-.SENSit' FAMILY SEWING M A CHINAS'. This Ma chine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quil', cord, bind, braid and embroider >n a most -superi or manner. Prick ouly $lB. Fully war ranted for five years. Wo will pay SI,OOO for any machine that will saw a stronger, more beautiful, or more ela.tio seam than | ours. It makes the “Elastic Lock Stitck." i Every second stitch jfc-au be cat, and still tin* ' cloth cauuot be pulled apart without tearing j j ir. We pay Agems fiorn s7u to S2OO pur ( j month and expenses, ora contnisaon from j which twice that amount can be made. Ad-' | dress S ECO MB & Cos., Pittsbsroh, Pa., | Boston, Mass., or St. Loot-., Mo, | Caution. —Du not be imposed upon by other parties palming off worthless cast-iron j machines, under the same name or other ! wise. Ours is the only genuiue and ically | practical cheap machine manufactured. Caution—ldxtr:*.— We caution the public against a concern in Nashville, Tenu., as they are not our duly authorized Agents, ha'ing copieJ our advertisement without au thority trom us. We sh It not hold our is, Ives responsible for worthless moei.hi»» I sold by oilier parties. The Genuine Machine I can be had fiom us or our authorized agems i who will always have a certificate of Ageu Icysigucdby us. Uu'tui'o ol lul iugois. I .vs: ri’.iff! •i:st i 'MS s:. n «-is LVO\, IttGUAFFIAMEIi) 1 IRVLV, CTHjitfS 101, .yjacon, ... Georgia. WII.r. give attcnllun to Picf ssionul Itusi ii4 sa in the Macon, South- western, and | Pauula. Cirouita ; in the U. S. Courts, in Saw | Vitnnnli and Atlanta; and by Special Con tract in any part of the State. S* p.t. 28, ’G9 ; ]y, hQSoeoby AND CONFECTIONERY, .r. T.- Kor.oivioiv fpAKES pleasure In announcing to the ci i- I of Dawson and surrounding coun try, that be has determined to relievo Ihe wants of the people bv the pel m.iueut eatub liahment of u first class Bakery & Confectionery, in Lhi* pl-cu, on Depot 9U'eer, next door to J. W. R ibt-rt* ,t 00., where he is ready, at nil times, lo furnish families wiih FRESH BREAD AND CAKES And will, at the shortest notice, furnish all kinds’of delicacies for WEDDINGS, PARTIES, AC. RESTAURANT. IV addi'ion to the above, I nrn filling up, and will have open, by tbe fit st of Octo ber, a FlfiST CLASS RESTAURANT. Where I will be prepared to cater to ti e wants of the inner man, in the way of « VST Pits, 18*##. fi G.S.fJi: Sr. served to suit every vaiiety of taste. We would say to our customers that no Liquors will bo kept, and Indies can, wilbout diffidence visit our house, with the asstnancc that we will do everything in our power to merit iheir patronnge. Give me a call. Don’t forget the plaee. Depot street, next door U J. W. Roberts k Cos. J. L SOLOMONS. MI S S M. WILLIAMSON M I Tj Ij INER AND MANTUA MAKER, AND DHALKR IN JJillipam Tajicy §ooi;, Yankee Nolions, I'Ztx'.. Pite., Etc. (Next Door to Dr. Chea ham’r,) 71AIN ST. - - GA. r j' , HANKFUL for the patronage given me JL since I have been in business, 1 hope to merit a cmuinuance ol the same, by close application to business, and a desire toplea-e ll ose who may f.ivr.r me with a c 11. .)// stock ol Fall and Winter Goods will eom p i«e all articies needed hy the Ladii s in the tldiiiiery line, also Fancy Goods and Yankee A'otions, to suit ihe wains ot Lidies, Misses and Children. Aiy otj ’ct is lo piea-e tliose who call on me, end ark of the ladies of Ter reil, Calhoun and Web ter counties, and all wii i Irade at Dawson, lo call and examine mv stock. gfept.23-tf- MRS. eTa. THOMPSON. MILLINERS MJIITUJk-MIHR AND DIALER IN MILLINERY k FANCY GOODS, . (South side Public Square,) Dawson, ----- Georgia. just returned from the i-fU. N rth with a large and well se lected S o k of Goods, consisting in part f 80-jtie's, Ladies’, Children's ani Mis.es H its, Ribbons, Fiowcrs, Hose, Gloves,'Corsets, Hoods, Skirts, D ess Trimming, Perfumery, aid many otlur lo ruit ibe taste and please the ladies. Tnankful foi tbo liberal patronage given me last season, I respectfully so licit a continu mcc of tho same. Thej I adit e of IVrte 1 and adj ir.it g cuunties arc ro. pectfully invited to call and ex- | amice my stock before purchasing else where. jtiy bepsr^ept will be supplied with nil tho latest styles and desigtu of tho season. Have made arrangements to get patterns direot, 1 monthly, in order to give the ladies full , advantage of every change in style. All work wrrrauted, and satisfaction guarantee I, at icasunublo charges. A ! fair trial is all I ask. Sept 23jtf. ESTABLISH E*i) ! as 3». IS35> FIIBLAY ill leil! M,tCIKY, aCOHOI.i. Vro again in successful operation, fu'ly prepared to exeetne all oiders wi ll diss patch, and at pd.es as low as the lowest. The most extensive stork of palters,A (an ac cumulation of .0 yea •,) in ihe State. Stipe-, rior Jfechantoa and Draughtsmeu employed, and all work warrant-J. Steam Engines, Circular Saw J/.11.t, dfil and Gin Gearine, Water Wheels, Sugar Afiils and Kettles, J/ill Spimlles, Gudgeons, Iron Ruling for Cemet-'ies, Public and Private Building., Store Fronts, Wiudow Lintels, Oidumus, Door Sills, Ornamental Veuiila'ors, Window Weigh:*, Shafting, Hangers anil Pulitee, Ac. In fact, any and every kindof J/aehinery Iron amlßrasstTaSlingg.and Wrot I.on Work. ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY REPAIRED, We are sole J/utufacdirorF, at this point, of the justly celebrated nicy Cotton Prcs«. Also, Cot tom’s llot'sci Power, and E'cu niiigtoM’it Horn' PovvviT, and Agents for the Needle Cotton Gin. R. FINDLAY’S. CONS. Scpl. 28,5i1l- LEGAL ADVERUSM NTS. NOTI Odd. VrfeJiaid WiHson, wTh of J.ickson lias upplted for exemption of person ally an J ee<tii»g apart and ityluiuinn of fioimsrt’ad, lobe heard at 1 o’clock p. m. t on iho 7 b du\ ol October lux , oilioif in Qa« non, G% Beptß< ;‘2w T. ii. JONE.% Oid’y. “notice: AO. G.irrard has applied tor exemption . 01 M , r =oi.aliy und icalty and set ing ap.ut and v.iuitioii of LL' UiisUttJ, and I will pass upon ihe same at 1 o'clock 1 , a. m.,ou tlio 7*h dav ol October in xl ~r oiy C ffice iu Dawson, Ga. T M JONE 4, Drd’y. 6epßo;2t I ohn Kitchens has applied for cscmptiorr »| ol p. isennitv and sett': g apart and v. t uaiion of Homestiad, lo be heard at ll> o’clock, a. M., ou the fllb dav of October next, at mv office in Dawson, Ga. sept- Bt)rSw T. M. JO-VRS, Ofd’/, XOTICE. ( A A. Kelly has applied for exemption of J # personally and realty and VHiuation of Uomestend, and I will piss upon the same at 10 o’cloci., a. m., on the Bih day of Oo lobt r next, at my cfU.e in D»«»on, G:t. gojrtJtVjgw Z’Jf JOXWS, Ord’y. NOTICE."' Haley Johnson has applied for exemption: of realty and per onalty and setting apa t aud valualion of Homestead, to be hoird at 10 o'clock, a. m., on the Bth day of Oolobrr next, at my office in Dawson, G*. eept.Bo 2iv T. 41. JONKS, Oid’y. GEORGIA, Terrell Couiily: TuuiTY days after date applioatioa will be made to tho Ordinary of said county, f-r leers of Guardianship ou the person nudproteitv of Elmira K. J .tnos and J >hn A. lvcnnedy, minor children of the under-lined. WRIGHT KENNEDY, sep 23;4t Notice to Debtors and Creditors. A Llj persons indebted to the estato of J. W. Haddock, kte of Terrell county, deomsed, are hereby requested to make immul ate payment, and those having demauds arc requested to pre sent them, prop*rly authenticated, with in the time prescribed by law. se[23;Gt Mautiia M. Haddock. Administratrix. Administratrix Notice. tphirty days ufotr date, application will be L mado to tho Coutt of Oi dinary of Terrell county, fur leave to st-11 all the laud belong »ng to the estate of James ilatidock, late of Terrell county deceased. MARTHA A. HADDOCK, Sept.lß,'6B >4w. Administratrix. / t I.OISbi! , Terrell County: \ J Whereas, D F. Lawhorn, Admiuistra tur un the estate of J. K. Shines, applies to me fc leave to ec!l iho land of said estate. Tli K“ are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at my office, within the lime prescribed by law, and file their objections, if they have any, ollierwi.se. an Older will be granted in terms of the law. T. M iO’SEi, Ord. Sept. 16-4 t. TIIKUELL SHERIFF B.VLBS, Wlf.Lhes id before tha Court House door iti the town of Dawson said conn tv on the 1-t Tuesday in Oct. next, within the legal hours of sale the following property to-wit : One house and Ft, in the village of Ghickisawhytchi-, and known as ihe plice whereon 0. J. Turner formerly resided. Lev ied oo as the proper tv of V J Turner ta sat isfy a fi fa, issued from 'he Supeiior Cobrt.of Terrell co, in favor of John Willians vs. C J Turner—Principal, W II Turuer aud P 1* Wilburn, Sctys. Also, at the same time Rnd place, Two cows and Calves. Levied ou as the pioperty of Ch. Baushingburg <o satisfy a fi fa, issued from Terrell County Coert, in fiver of George Sharp, Jr. vs. Ch. Rau-henberg. S F L ASSsff Su’ff Sep 0;• da Gi EOKGIATrcrrcII Cotinly : f Whereas, George Chapman, Guardian fur. L. C. Stewart applies for leave to sell iba re tl ' State belonging to said minor. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, tote and appear at my office within tlio time prescribed by law, and' show cause, if any, why said letters should not be granted. Given under mv hand and official signature, this September 9'lt, 1869. t. m. Jones, sepgjSOd Ordinary. Cl EORGIA, Terrell County: I Whereas, W. VV. Farnutn applies for let ters of dismission from administration of tbo estate of Cinthia Devreaux, This, are thee ! > e to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office w ithin the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature this April 29ih 1889. T. 41. JONES, api29;tsm Ord’y, p KORGKI, Terreil County: v X VVlierers, E. G lldl. Executor ot K. S. Jordan, applies for letters of dismissiou from said estate. 'lhese are therefore to cite and admonish all persons.concerned, to be and appear at ntv office within the lime p ffced by isw, anti show cause, if anv, why Said letters should no l l.e granted. Given under mv hand, and official signature, this July B'h, 1889. Julyg hu T.-J/. JONES, Ord’y. :BE AXTCiI iLJNCP PLANTER AND GUANO DISTRIBUTOR. YW ATJT ED ! AGENTS to \# canvuso the (Jotlon belt, to sell State and County Rights to my COTTO.V SEE it ASD mm DISTRIBUTOR. Reliable, good busiuess men wanted, and none others. Tosueh I will give good terms. This Planter has beeu felly tested, aud may be seen at the State Fur in Maecn iu November next. K P. BSAUCHAUR. Dawson, Ga., Sept. C, A. CHEATHAM, General Corarais&ion Merchant, Dewsod, G-eorgia. ttril.E buy ou the best terms possible, anything I » the planters need, or sell lor the Merekaius, auvtUiug tliey have to sell. Cotton bought and sold ou commission, march li-'iKMy N JW on hautl aud to arrive M casks dear Ribbed i -Sides which will be sold low Pop cash. (J. A- t’iifclAAHAM,